If the United States was to become the "great arsenal of democracy," it had to
a. take and maintain control over the important oil fields in the Middle East.
b. successfully convert major industries from production of consumer goods to production of military materiel.
c. convince corporate leaders to finance the retooling of their factories for the production of war materiel.
d. solve transportation problems between the United States and Europe.
b
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American consumers at the beginning of the twentieth century:
a. were more dependent than formerly on faraway corporations for their food and services b. still produced most of their own food on farms or in city gardens c. depended on friends and relatives who farmed or worked in factories to provide them with safe food and products d. were well-educated in buying practices and often boycotted shoddy products
NSC-68 called for __________
A) containment of the Soviet Union B) the de-escalation of the arms race C) the demilitarization of western Europe D) fostering a fundamental change in the Soviet system
Which of these best describes European women's legal and economic status around 1900?
A. declining in all respects B. rapidly improving in property but not voting rights C. improving, with some major goals achieved D. stagnant, with only a few, modest gains